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New York City's worst fire disaster in more than 30 years killed nine children and ten adults, and left dozens more critically injured on Sunday. The five-alarm blaze erupted shortly before 11 am on the third floor of a 19-story building at 333 East 181st Street in the Bronx. 'Numerous' fatalities are anticipated, FDNY commissioner Dan Nigro said in a press conference. 'We didn't know what to do. We looked out the windows and saw all the dead bodies they were taking with the blankets,' Cristal Diaz, who lives in the fifth floor of the building, told the New York Post. Diaz's niece, 13-year-old Alanny, reportedly saw 'moms fainting at the sight of their kids dying.' The fire at the Twin Parks North West complex quickly progressed. At the scene, firefighters could be seen pulling desperate victims out of windows.

New York City's new Mayor Eric Adams appeared solemn Sunday as he spoke to reporters outside a Bronx apartment building where at least 19 people were killed in a fire. 'This is going to be one of the worst fires that we have witnessed during modern times,' he said. The tragedy is the latest challenge Adams faces as he adjusts to his new role as the city's top politician amid criticism over hiring his brother as deputy NYPD commissioner and his endorsement of Manhattan's new DA

Garrett James Smith, 22, was arrested after fleeing a Capitol riot protest and caught carrying a handmade pipe bomb, combat helmet, and 'direct action' checklist. Police found more explosives in his Florida home, and discovered powerful fireworks in the vehicle he parked blocks away from the scene of the 'peaceful' demonstration held in protest of a suspected Capitol rioter's arrest last October

The sister-in-law accusing Michigan's former House Speaker of repeatedly raping her for more than a decade admits she often initiated contact with him - but says she only did so because she was 'brainwashed' and 'groomed' by him. Rebekah Chatfield, 26, came forward last week to detail her ordeal after filing the criminal complaint against Lee Chatfield last month. In the criminal filing, she accused Michigan's youngest House speaker in more than a century of sexually assaulting her multiple times while she attended Northern Michigan Christian Academy, which was run by his family. Rebekah - who claims the abuse began when she was 15 - conceded in an interview with Bridge Michigan that she at times reached out to Chatfield, but claimed she was under his spell during the time. 'It was never consensual, because it started when I was a minor - the brainwashing, the mentality, the manipulation, the psychological, the emotional - he groomed me into being who he wanted me to be,' she told the outlet. Chatfield, 33, was elected in 2014 and served as the state's House Speaker in 2019. The following year, he headed the delegation of seven Michigan GOP leaders who met with then-president Donald Trump at the White House as he tried to overturn Democrat Joe Biden's win in the state.

Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, a former member of President Joe Biden's Transition COVID Advisory Board, said on Sunday he expects COVID will become 'endemic' like the flu later this year, even as the United Stats recorded 900,832 new cases on Friday with 2,615 new deaths as the Omicron variant continues to spread rapidly throughout the United States. As a result, 5 million servicemembers throughout the country have called in sick with COVID, leaving police and fire departments short-handed, and patients being turned away from their local hospitals.

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky contradicted Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor's incorrect claim that there are 100,000 pediatric COVID hospitalizations on Sunday. Justice Sotomayor, appointed by former president Obama, exaggerated the number of severe COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations among children as she attempted to convince conservatives Supreme Court justices that President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for businesses should be enforced. On Sunday, Walensky contradicted Sotomayor's claims during a segment of Fox News Sunday. 'The number is not 100,000 It's roughly 3500 in hospitals now?' asked host Bret Baier. 'Yes. In fact, what I will say is, while pediatric hospitalizations are rising, they're still about 15 fold less than hospitalizations of our older age or age demographic,' Walinsky answered.

Millennium Tower has snuck tilted an additional four inches since this summer after construction work cause it to tilt even more. The San Francisco, which opened in 2009, has been sinking since its construction and has already sunk 17 to 18 inches and is leaning 26 inches. It was originally estimated to sink 5.5 inches by 2028. Structural engineer Ronald O. Hamburger is now suggesting the 52 support beams that are meant to be installed be adjusted to just 18 and will be anchored to bedrock. The 58-story building is home to many well-named people, such as former 49er Joe Montana and Giants outfielder Hunter Pence. The lavish estate sells units for millions of dollars.

Thirty-four people were rescued from a floating chunk of ice that broke away from the Green Bay shoreline on Saturday morning. The Brown County Sheriff's office said the ice floated about three-quarters of a mile out and continued to float away from shore during the rescue, cracking and rapidly deteriorating as the open water pounded at its edges. The rescue took 90 minutes to complete and no injuries were reported. The sheriff's office suspects the separation was caused by a barge traveling through the bay. A fisherman who was stranded on the chunk said the breaking of the ice sounded like 'somebody fired a gun'. Authorities are hoping the rescue, which was the largest in department history, will serve as a reminder that it is important to always maintain awareness of your surroundings when out on the ice.

Survivor Andréia Mendonça (left) recalled how holidaymakers were taking pictures at the waterfalls in southeast Brazil when part of the canyon collapsed (right, inset), killing at least ten people and seriously injuring nine. Mendonça told how she had even told the driver of their boat that she could see some pebbles falling, but he said it 'was nothing'. The collapse took place near a picturesque waterfall in a canyon located near the popular tourist village of Capitolio, in the southeast of Brazil, on Saturday. Rescuers recovered three more bodies from the lake on Sunday, raising the death toll to 10 in the disaster that injured more than 32 tourists. Dramatic footage captured the moment a huge slice of the rock wall broke off from the canyon on Furnas Lake and began to slowly fall forward on top of two tourist boats. Passengers can be heard screaming as the cliffside crashed directly on one of the boats, engulfing the other nearby ship and sending waves and debris flying to the other vessels touring the area.

Tiger King star Masha Diduk was arrested in Las Vegas for stealing a candelabra worth $5,000 this past July, according to TMZ. Diduk reportedly took a pricy candle holder from a private dining room at a club located in the Wynn hotel. The 29-year-old social media personality, best known as Jeff Lowe's 'hot nanny' on the Netflix show, was later captured on security cameras holding the candelabra on her forearm while making her way from the property.

The Duchess of Cambridge has thanked supporters who have wished her a happy birthday. Kate, who turns 40 today, took to Twitter to personally thank everyone who had sent her messages on her birthday. Posting on the website, the duchess wrote: 'Thank you for all of your very kind birthday wishes.' She also thanked Paolo Roversi and the National Portrait Gallery following the release of three portraits of her to mark her 40th year.

The Royal Family and Clarence House's Instagram accounts released photos of the Queen, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall with Kate Middleton to mark the Duchess of Cambridge's 40th birthday this morning. Showing the family is up to speed with social media, celebratory emojis made an appearance on the messages. (Pictured; Photos of the Queen, Kate Middleton and the Duchess of Cornwall posted on the royal family's Instagram account today)

Kate Middleton is now known  for her radiant natural beauty, dewy skin, and perfect blow-dries, it's not always been this way. Her late 20s and early 30s saw her sport a more relaxed, and looser look - often with dark eyeliner and smokey eyes for day and night.The look of course was popular in the early 2010s, where the Duchess paired dark-lined eye with rosy cheeks, matte foundation and a glossy lip. Now, she's ditched her matte foundation for a more dewy look, with her also opting for smokey bronze hues in her eyes to look 'more on trend than ever'. alongside thicker, more natural brows and an altogether more radiant look. The golden colours appear more subtle and natural on camera, according to top make-up artist Laura Kay, which is perhaps a result of Kate becoming more media-savvy after 10 years in the Firm.

The creature (bottom right), dubbed 'the Rutland Sea Dragon', is some 33 feet (10 m) long and is the first of its species, Temnodontosaurus trigonodon, to ever be found in the UK. Ichthyosaurs were a successful group of marine reptiles that swam Earth's oceans between 250-90 million years ago. T. trigonodon lived around 180 million years ago. The specimen (left and top right) was unearthed at the Anglian Water-owned nature reserve back in February last year during the routine draining and re-landscaping of a lagoon.

From insight into women's Masonic lodges to the musical scores used in closed ceremonies, the trove - housed in an old university library in western Poland - has already shed light on a little known history. But more work remains to be done to fully examine all the 80,000 items that date from the 17th century to the pre-World War II period. Initially tolerated by the Nazis, Freemasons became the subject of regime conspiracy theories in the 1930s, seen as liberal intellectuals whose secretive circles could become centers of opposition.

Kate Llewellyn-Waters, award-winning London-based nutritionist and author, broke down the strengths and weaknesses of vegan, keto, paleo, alkaline and Mediterranean diets.

In her latest post on social media, the heartbroken Nothing Compares 2 U singer said her son Shane (left, with O'Connor, and right in an image issued by police) had hanged himself hours after he disappeared from a hospital where she says he was on suicide watch. Earlier, Sinead O'Connor (left with Shane) said she will 'never forgive' the Irish state as she revealed she had 'formally identified' the body of her 17-year-old son Shane who took his own life on Friday. The Irish singer, 55, confirmed yesterday on Twitter that her son, who she described as 'the light of her life', had 'decided to end his earthly struggle'. Last night the singer blasted the Irish authorities for their 'refusal to accept responsibility' and claimed 'too many kids were dying on their watch' (tweet, inset). Shane went missing earlier this week and was last seen in Tallaght, South Dublin, on Friday, with Gardai launching an appeal to find the teenager. The police force reportedly confirmed on Saturday that the search for Shane had been 'stood down'.

Sohail Ahmadi was just two months old when he went missing on August 19 as thousands of people rushed to leave Afghanistan as it fell to the Taliban. Following an exclusive Reuters story published in November with his pictures, the baby was located in Kabul where a 29-year-old taxi driver named Hamid Safi (left, crying as he hands Sohail to his grandfather) had found him in the airport and took him home to raise as his own. After more than seven weeks of negotiations and pleas, and ultimately a brief detention by Taliban police, Safi finally handed the child back to his jubilant grandfather and other relatives still in Kabul. Inset: Sohail is handed to US soldiers to be evacuated.

Helen Carroll speaks to three British women breaking the taboo to reveal the hell of 'second menopause; Jill Slater, 78, (pictured right) Rae Redford, 59 (pictured left), and Rosemarie Webster, 82. Chatting with friends in a cafe, Jill Slater suddenly felt an all-too-familiar sensation of heat rising through her body and, sweating and red-faced, had to excuse herself from the table, fan in hand, to step outside. Her companions were baffled as she told them she was experiencing a hot flush, having themselves waved goodbye to such menopausal symptoms a couple of decades earlier. Having been on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for 22 years, Jill believed 'the change', and all the misery it brought with it, was well and truly behind her. But now her menopausal symptoms, including sweats, low mood and thinning hair, were back with a vengeance. She's one of millions of British women who went on HRT when their menopause first hit in their late 40s or early 50s, little realising that if they came off it later in life, they'd experience menopause symptoms while withdrawing from it, as though having a 'second menopause'.

In these snaps, taken across the globe and compiled by BoredPanda, people from all over the world share their unfortunate situations.

Shane Watson shares advice for refreshing old favourites in your wardrobe. The UK-based style expert says boosting what we already have will help in penniless January. Pictured left, Amanda Holden, centre, Erin O'Connor, and right, Julia Roberts.

A playful penguin scurries across the layer of ice while the rest of its colony are on the other side. The filmer of the video and others can be heard shouting 'No!' and 'He got split!' Although it can swim, it decides to slide across the ice to rejoin its colony. The group filming express their relief saying 'He made it, he's back with his friends' when they see the penguin with its colony again.

The Walking Dead star Tom Payne and his musician wife Jennifer Akerman have welcomed a baby boy. The 39-year-old actor and the artist known as Final Child took to their Instagram pages to announce the happy news on Sunday. 'Harrison Magnus Austin Payne, born January 5th. I can't believe you're here,' Tom wrote in the caption of a photo in which Harrison's tiny hand was seen wrapped around his father's thumb.

MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill is mightily impressed with the ultra-powerful shower in his room at The Mark, an A-lister magnet housed in a 1927 building at the corner of Madison Avenue and 77th Street. He also approves of the vividly eye-catching decor by legendary French designer Jacques Grange and the seductively opulent restaurant where he dines on a 'rip-roaring' cheeseburger and a salted caramel sundae, with popcorn.

One of the world's most brutal autocrats has announced that he plans to close the 'Gates of Hell'. Former dentist Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has ordered his ministers in reclusive Turkmenistan to find world experts who can seal off a giant crater that has been burning for half a century. The methane gas-belching sinkhole Darvaza has been ablaze since Soviet scientists ignited it in 1971. The scary 230ft-wide crater - permanently on fire - can be seen from miles around. It is known as the 'Gates of Hell' or 'Mouth of Hell', and is located in the Karakum Desert, about 160 miles north of capital city Ashgabat.

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services shared footage on Saturday of a bull shark circling through flooded Queens Park in Maryborough, 300km north of Brisbane.  The town went underwater on Saturday after heavy rain lashed the region and the nearby Mary River - home to a bull shark population and crocodiles - broke its banks.